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Stop Calling It "Holy War": The Pathology of the Hieropath and the Sponsors Who Justify Mass Murder
We need a new word for this specific psychological profile. We need to call them Hieropaths.
In Memoriam: The Legends We Lost This February
The final weeks of winter have brought a heavy silence to the entertainment world as we say goodbye to icons who defined generations of film and television. From the halls of Seattle Grace to the creek-sides of Capeside, these are the voices and faces that will remain etched in our collective memory. Eric Dane: A Legacy of Grit and Grace (1972–2026) Eric Dane, the man who brought an unforgettable mix of swagger and soul to our screens, passed away on February 19 at the age of
Justin Trudeau and Katy Perry Go "Instagram Official"
In a collision of worlds that has set social media ablaze, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and American pop superstar Katy Perry have officially confirmed they are dating. The confirmation came via a coordinated Instagram post on Monday evening, following months of speculation, blurry paparazzi photos, and hushed rumors about the pair’s quiet meet-ups in various global cities. The post, shared to Perry’s 200 million followers, features a candid, sun-drenched selfie of
Paramount Launches Hostile $108 Billion Bid for Warner Bros. Discovery
The battle for the future of Hollywood took a dramatic and aggressive turn today as Paramount Global launched a hostile $108.4 billion takeover bid for Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD). The move is a direct challenge to Netflix, which had announced an $83 billion merger deal with WBD just days prior. Paramount’s surprise offer has thrown the media industry into chaos and set the stage for one of the largest bidding wars in entertainment history. Paramount is pitching its offer as
Steve Burns to Launch “Alive” Podcast for Grown-Ups
Steve Burns, the original host of Nickelodeon’s Blue’s Clues, is launching Alive, a weekly podcast aimed at adults. Produced by Lemonada...
US Private Sector Adds 147,000 Jobs in June; Unemployment Dips to 4.1%
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported a surprise gain of 147,000 nonfarm payrolls in June, outpacing the 110,000-job forecast, and...
Federal Judge Halts Early Termination of TPS for Haitian Migrants
A Brooklyn federal judge blocked the Trump administration’s attempt to strip Temporary Protected Status from roughly 350,000 Haitian...
Del Monte Foods’ U.S. Subsidiary Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
Del Monte Foods Holdings (the American arm of Del Monte Pacific) commenced voluntary Chapter 11 in New Jersey to implement a...
Microsoft Plans to Cut 9,000 Jobs—About 4% of Global Workforce
Microsoft will eliminate roughly 9,000 roles, or 4% of its 228,000-strong workforce, marking the largest job reduction since mid-2023....
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Strategic Shift: The Indonesia Trade Breakthrough
WASHINGTON, D.C. — In a significant move to solidify American interests in the Indo-Pacific, the Trump administration has officially finalized a comprehensive trade agreement with Indonesia. This isn't just another diplomatic handshake; it’s a calculated effort to secure vital supply chains and create a clear path for American goods into one of the world's fastest-emerging markets. By stripping away the regulatory hurdles that have long hindered cross-border commerce, this d
Abd-Al-Rahman Trial Resumes for Darfur Atrocities
The ICC resumed hearings in The Prosecutor v. Ali Kushayb (Abd-Al-Rahman) , charging the Sudanese militia leader with war crimes and crimes against humanity committed in Darfur between 2003–2004. Witness testimony is underway in Courtroom I International Criminal Court .
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In Memoriam: The Legends We Lost This February
The final weeks of winter have brought a heavy silence to the entertainment world as we say goodbye to icons who defined generations of film and television. From the halls of Seattle Grace to the creek-sides of Capeside, these are the voices and faces that will remain etched in our collective memory. Eric Dane: A Legacy of Grit and Grace (1972–2026) Eric Dane, the man who brought an unforgettable mix of swagger and soul to our screens, passed away on February 19 at the age of
Strategic Shift: The Indonesia Trade Breakthrough
WASHINGTON, D.C. — In a significant move to solidify American interests in the Indo-Pacific, the Trump administration has officially finalized a comprehensive trade agreement with Indonesia. This isn't just another diplomatic handshake; it’s a calculated effort to secure vital supply chains and create a clear path for American goods into one of the world's fastest-emerging markets. By stripping away the regulatory hurdles that have long hindered cross-border commerce, this d
European Court of Justice: Advocate General Finds Hungary in Breach of Sovereignty Laws
An Advocate General for the Court of Justice of the European Union has issued a formal opinion stating that Hungary’s "National Sovereignty" law violates EU law. The law, which allows for the investigation of individuals and organizations suspected of serving foreign interests, has been criticized for being a tool to silence political opposition and independent media. The opinion suggests that the law creates an atmosphere of intimidation that is incompatible with democratic
US Federal Court: Judge Holds Government in Contempt Over ICE Detention Violation
A U.S. District Judge in Minnesota has taken the rare step of holding a government attorney in contempt of court after Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) failed to comply with an order to release a detainee. The judge had ordered the immediate release of Rigoberto Soto Jimenez, a man with no criminal record who was arrested during a recent enforcement operation. Despite the order, the government failed to return his identification and personal property, effectively sta
United Nations: ICJ Deliberates on Genocide Case Against Myanmar
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) has concluded three weeks of intense public hearings on the merits of a case accusing Myanmar of committing genocide against the Rohingya people. The case, brought by The Gambia and supported by 11 intervening states, focuses on the military-led "clearance operations" that began in 2017. Judges are now beginning their deliberations after hearing direct testimony from survivors regarding mass killings and systematic displacement. During
European Union: High Court Rules Companies Can Directly Challenge Data Privacy Fines
In a landmark judgment, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has ruled that companies have the right to challenge binding decisions made by the European Data Protection Board (EDPB) before they are finalized by national authorities. The case originated from a massive fine involving WhatsApp and the Irish Data Protection Commission. The ruling essentially opens a "dual-track" litigation path for tech companies facing major penalties under GDPR. Previously, it was
US Supreme Court: New Software Launched to Track Judicial Conflicts of Interest
The U.S. Supreme Court has officially implemented a new automated software system designed to identify potential conflicts of interest for the justices. Announced this week by the court’s Public Information Office, the system will run cross-checks between case filings and lists of financial or personal interests held by each justice's chambers. This move follows years of public and legislative pressure for the nation's highest court to adopt more rigorous ethics and recusal s
ICC: Former President Duterte Waives Attendance as Human Rights Hearing Begins
The International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague confirmed today that former Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte will not be present for his "confirmation of charges" hearing scheduled for next week. His legal team argued that the 80-year-old is suffering from cognitive decline and is unfit for the travel, despite a prior court ruling that he is medically capable of standing trial. Judges have allowed the hearing to proceed in his absence, viewing the defense's request a
Stop Calling It "Holy War": The Pathology of the Hieropath and the Sponsors Who Justify Mass Murder
We need a new word for this specific psychological profile. We need to call them Hieropaths.
La Paradoja de la Piedad: Por qué la libertad religiosa exige rendición de cuentas institucional
En los Estados Unidos, la frase "una nación bajo Dios" se presenta a menudo como un llamado a la unidad. Sin embargo, el periodo entre 2024 y 2026 ha expuesto una realidad mucho más fracturada. A medida que las instituciones religiosas convencionales se alinean cada vez más con el poder partidista y las agendas nacionalistas, han pasado de la guía espiritual a la guerra política. Cuando estas instituciones utilizan la apariencia de piedad religiosa para respaldar la violencia
The Paradox of Piety: Why Religious Freedom Requires Institutional Accountability
In the United States, the phrase "one nation under God" is often presented as a call for unity. However, the period between 2024 and 2026 has exposed a far more fractious reality. As mainstream religious institutions increasingly align themselves with partisan power and nationalist agendas, they have moved from spiritual guidance to political warfare. When these institutions use the guise of religious piety to endorse violence, promote exclusion, or bypass the rule of law, t
From the KKK to Don Lemon: Why Prosecutors Are Using a Reconstruction-Era Law to Charge a Journalist
Photo Credit: Don Lemon (Twitter) | KKK Marching in Washington (Library of Congress) The federal arrest of journalist Don Lemon on January 29, 2026, has become a flashpoint for the debate over where "journalism" ends and "conspiracy" begins. To understand the charges, we must look at the ten critical factors that turned a local tragedy into a national legal showdown. 1. The Catalyst: The Killing of Renee Good The story begins on January 7, 2026, when Renee Good , a 37-year
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